HTTP access tokens in Bitbucket DC can be used instead of passwords to authenticate with Git.
To create an HTTP access token for your user account in Bitbucket DC:
Click your profile picture and go to Manage account > HTTP access tokens.
Select Create token.
Set the token name, permissions, and expiry.
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Login to XMS and open the DevOps tab. Find your Bitbucket DC project (this must be done for each project individually) and click Edit in the bottom-left corner of the project tile.
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Go to the Additional credentials
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In XMS, open the Plans tab and click Add plan, or select Edit plan if you already have one.
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Scroll down to Advanced settings, click Edit, and enable the Additional git credentials
section and click it.
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Click the Add new button, enter the credentials, and then click Save to finish.
switch.
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The system will display all additional accounts available for the selected organization. Toggle the switch ON next to the accounts you want to use, and then click the Save button.
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Back in the Edit backup plan panel, click the Save button to save your backup plan settings. The backup plan will now run using the selected additional Bitbucket DC accounts.
Adding Bitbucket DC credentials to Xopero ONE
Adding additional credentials in Xopero ONE does not automatically integrate them into backup tasks— you must enable new credentials for use in a backup plan.
